Sentence examples for more accurate less from inspiring English sources

That's more accurate, less inflammatory, and would give any proposal a better chance of passage.

You might deduce that with the eyes taken out of the equation our palates are sharper, more accurate, less biased.

This had two enormous practical implications: one is it meant that there could now be competition to develop better, more accurate, less expensive tests for the gene.

After the Haiti poisoning, a more accurate, less expensive test for diethylene glycol was developed, but last year's case in Panama shows that suppliers and governments do not always use it.

But a year and a half ago, Israel issued a revised textbook to offer what the country's "new historians" viewed as a more accurate, less propagandistic account of the Zionist state's many battles.

"We want to focus on building a data set that proves [MRIs] are more accurate, less painful, and faster than that the standard of care" Gal concludes.

These components appear to be a good indication of performance: RDE and accuracy changed as predicted (1) in the different tasks (more accurate and less RDE in the symbolic task), (2) in the different congruence conditions (more accurate and less RDE in the congruent condition), and (3) in the different ranges (more accurate and less RDE in the subitizing range).

Not more accurate or less odious, but more explicable on its own terms.

A more accurate – and less corporatively supportive – headline would have been: LONDON TV FOLLOWS GRIMSBY AND NORWICH.

Gardiner added: "The reality seems very different … You'd expect a more accurate and less rosy-tinted version of him".

In the first (extra-practice) group, judgments became more accurate and less variable than among the pencil-and-paper workers.